The IRS released its plan detailing how it will spend the $80 billion allocated to it by the Inflation Reduction Act. See potential bias and similarities in coverage from CNN, Reuters, and dcexaminer:
Thursday, setting out the agency’s goals to allocate $80 billion in funding from the Inflation Reduction Act over the next decade.The largest chunk of funds, $47.4 billion, is slated to go toward expanding “enforcement on taxpayers with complex tax filings and high-dollar noncompliance to address the tax gap.” $12.4 billion will go toward efforts to “deliver cutting-edge technology, data, and analytics to operate more effectively.
” Remaining funds will be used to “attract, retain, and empower a highly skilled, diverse workforce,” “quickly resolve taxpayer issues,” and “dramatically improve services to help taxpayers meet their obligations and receive the tax incentives for which they are eligible.
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